or the first password when you first set up your iPhone.Ĥ.
Also try the default password like 0000 or 1234. Try your Apple ID password or your Windows administrator password, maybe it works.ģ. If it doesn't work, see the second one.Ģ.
Try all password you used in your computer, someone use this method to solve the problem.ġ.You can try your iTunes Store password you set, this password was used commonly to restore your locked backup.
Solution 2: Try iTunes Password Recovery Tool. Fortunately, after many tests, our R&D team found several ways to recover your iTunes backup password. Our software development team all think this is a iOS system bug.īut So far, Apple seems doesn't give an effective solution or suggestion for this bug. When they tried to restore iPhone, it pops up an dialog requiring you to type the password but you never checked the option for an encryption backup. In fact, there are many iOS users encountered such issue when update their iPhone device. Is there a way to unlock the backup and restore it to the iPhone? Any help will be greatly appreciated." - An user who emailed us for help. "Enter the password to unlock your iPad backup", I am sure I really didn't set a password for the backup, I tried many possibilities I used to lock the iPhone previously, they didn't work at all. I will now reboot my iMac in Recovery Disk mode and re-install Mavericks on the MacMini."Yesterday I was having some unknown issue with my iPhone device, so I tried to make a completely restore, when I click Restore button, it keeps asking me for password. When I then fired up Disk Utility there was my disk - newly erased. In my case it said The Core Storage Logical Volume Group UUID is 48AE3F70-916B-4BEB-AF63-0C2423E1481EĮrror: -69783: Unable to delete the CoreStorage Logical Volume Group % diskutil cs delete XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX <- put the Logical Volume Group ID in place of the Xs % diskutil cs list to get the the Logical Volume Group ID So, not caring about the data on that MacMini (it's just my TV server, nothing that cant be reinstalled and all the actual data is on an external drive) I've booted it in target disk mode (hold down t when you start it up and connect it via FireWire to another Mac) then fire up your Terminal. 
The HD in my MacMini has become corrupted and my only option is to erase it, but, in a fit of security consciousness, I encrypted it with FileVault and so Disk Utility won't erase it at all.
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